MedVis的专栏

Applied BioFluid Mechanics - Lee Waite and Jerry Fine

Analysis and Application of Analog Electronic Circuits to Biomedical Instrumentation - Northrop

Advanced Probability Theory for Biomedical Engineers - John D. Enderle

This book is intended for image analysis researchers as well as graduate students who are starting research in image analysis. The book provides details of image registration, and each chapter covers a component of image registration or an appli- cation of it. Where applicable, implementation strategies are given and related work is summarized.

The EssentialGuide to Image Processing Academic Press is an imprint of Elsevier 2009 The reader will find that this Guide covers introductory, intermediate and advanced topics of digital image processing, and is intended to be highly accessible for those entering the field or wishing to learn about the topic for the first time.As such, heGuide can be effectively used as a classroom textbook. Since many intermediate and advanced topics are also covered, the Guide is a useful reference for the practicing image processing engineer, scientist, or researcher. As a learning tool, the Guide offers easy-to-read material at different levels of presentation, including introductory and tutorial chapters on the most basic image processing techniques. Further, there is included a chapter that explains digital image processing software that is included on a CD with the book. This software is part of the award-winning SIVA educational courseware that has been under development at The University of Texas for more than a decade, and which has been adopted for use by more than 400 educational, industry, and research institutions around the world. Image processing educators are invited these user-friendly and intuitive live image processing demonstrations into their eaching curriculum.

Digital Image Processing for Medical Applications GEOFF DOUGHERTY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS 2009 his is a text for use in a first practical course in image processing and analysis, for final-year undergraduate or first-year graduate students with a background in biomedical engineering, computer science, radiologic sciences or physics. Designed for readers who will become “end users” of digital image processing in the biomedical sciences, it emphasizes the conceptual framework and the effective use of image processing tools and uses mathematics as a tool, minimizing the advanced mathematical development of other textbooks.